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Topstick TPU PVC and polyurethane adhesive applied to conveyor belt

Topstick TPU

Topstick TPU is a two-component adhesive designed for repairing and splicing of PVC conveyor belts and for bonding PVC transportation systems. It can be used for bonding PVC to PVC belting and for other polyurethane to polyurethane applications. This product achieves superior adhesion with high initial and permanent strength.

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Features & Benefits

Exceptional adhesion

Cold bonding

PVC belt splicing, TPU, Plastic

Fast curing time

Competitively priced

Made in South Africa

Free from trichloroethylene

Important

Topstick TPU is a flammable product and therefore should be used above-ground only and not near any source of ignition.

See What Our Clients Have To Say

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We have tried various industrial adhesive solutions in the market over the years. Topstick has proven to be the best in terms of viscosity, quality and time-to-set. Whilst being very price competitive. We recommend our solutions to any company looking for a world-class product.

Industrial Adhesive AgencySouth Africa
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After using and testing their products for a number of months in New Zealand, we started to import Topstick products. We only do this once we are 100% confident that the product is best-in-class and is price competitive. Topstick will be a global brand going forward.

Mining AgencyNew Zealand

Explore Our Full Adhesive Range

We offer a full range of industrial adhesive products tailored to your needs. Each product is designed with ease of use and maximum bond integrity in mind:

Topstick SC-08

Fast-curing rubber adhesive.

Topstick SC-011

Brush-grade two-part contact cement.

Topstick SC-020

Non-flammable industrial adhesive.

Topstick SC-022

Non-flammable two component adhesive.

Topstick TPU

PVC and polyurethane bonding adhesive.

Top-Prime

Metal primer for rubber adhesion.

Compliance & Industry Standards

Topstick range of products are manufactured and supplied by Eltim Engineering at their factory in Johannesburg, South Africa. They are engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, heavy loads, and high-pressure applications.

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